THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
10, 1938.
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LETTERS TO THE: EDITOR
To the Edtor,
Hongkong Telegraph,
Sir-The letter is evidence of a new era in air and mail com- inunications between you In the Far East and us in Britain. It has reach- ed
the frat Empire air-mail service operated by Imperial Airways which all first-class mail for Hong- kong has been carried by air and without surcharge.
on
you on
The fundamental result of this scheme, so
30 revolutionary in design and far-reaching in its effects, is that the geographie barrier to under-
standing,"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CHURCH NOTICES
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LTD.
Notice to Shareholders.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an INTERIM DIVIDEND OF per 169./- (Fifteen Shillings) Share on account of the year 1938 has been declared payable, on FRIDAY, 21st OCTOBER, 1938, on and after which date Dividend Warrants may be obtained on Application at the Society's Regis tered Office, Union Building, Hong Kong.
NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that the SHARE TRANS- FER BOOKS of the Society will be CLOSED from MONDAY, 10th OCTOBER, to THURSDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1938, Both Days inclu- sive.
By Order of the Bourd,
G. S. ARCHBUTT, Acting General Manager. Hongkong, 7th September, 1938
Canton Keeps Out-Of-Work Politicians Out Of Trouble
Canton, Sept. 8. China has found a unique way of keeping out-of-work politicians out of mischief!
They have been set to work! the theory being that Japanese offers will not be so tempting if they are serving the State in some form.
Former office holders may register for employment, and they will then be provided with desks and brushes and Indian ink.
these ex- tich- at
The work allotted to politicians will be a study ininistruilve practices of other nutions. Our Ówn Correspondent.
and goodwill be silli farther ALL LEAVE CANCELLED
FOR FRENCH FLEET AND ARMY
By this scheme, too. Empire ais transport has vindicated itself ns as instrument for the benent of all and this must be happy thought for the
was
pioneers who visualised from the start a systern of air transport offering not merely luxury travel to the few but enduring service to
to the
many. Impeclat Airways, particularly, can pride in this colossal achieve- lake ment 05 the scheme
Arst envisaged within the Company with the result that the proposal was placed before the Britial Government in 1933. I am pleased to have had this privilege of communicating
with you by the first of the new air-moit services and I can think of no more itting occasion thon this to send greetings and good wishes to you, your organisation und renders." R. HENARD,
Manager,
Press Department, Imperial Airways Ltd.
London, Sept. 4. P.S.-The envelope of this letter was' specially prepared to mark the tw air-malt services and I hope in time to come, particularly if you hap- pen to be a philatelist, that it may not only be of interest but also of value to you.
NEWSPAPER COM- MENTS ON EUROPEAN CRISIS
(Continued front Page 1)
pected to understand why he should undertake a Czecho-Slovakia adven- ture, the paper points out,
(Continued from Page 1.) service footing, with full equipment
always beside them.
The civil population is calm and eltizens boast on every hand that "no enemy could pass our Moginot Line, There is a shell for every square yard and anyone advancing would meet a perfect criss-cross machine gun fire."-Reuter,
Can Act Alone
Paris, Sept. 8. France has demonstrated her firm determination to stand by Czecho- ordering defensive incusures without waiting to see what Britain will do.
METHODIST CHURCH
(Queen's Road East) Quarterly Meeting to Be
Held on Monday
· SOCIAL HOUR Sunday Services, September 11. Preachers: Rev. J. E. Sandbach; Rev. F. White.
Morning Parade Service at 10.15 at the English Methodist Church: Hymn No. 605, Prayer, Lord's Prayer, Hymn No. 0, Lesson, Hymn No. 72, 2nd Lesson, Notices, Prayer, Hymn No.
400,
Sermon, Hymn No. 751, Benediction.
Evening Service at 7 p.m. at the English Methodist Church: Hymn No. 685, Prayer, Hymn No. 700, Lesson, Prayer, Notices, Hymn No. 449, Sermon, Hymn No. 091, Benediction.
1.
Notices For The Week Following the Evening Service there will be a Social Hour at 8.16 at the "S. & S. Home." All Service- men and and
пте civilians
warmly welcomed.
There will be a meeting for Prayer on Tuesday, Sept. 6th at 8 p.m. In the "S. & S. Home."
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3. The Circult Quarterly Meeting will be held on Monday Sept. 12th, at 8 o'clock in the Assembly Hall of the ". & S. Home."
UNION CHURCH
(Kennedy Road)
The Band of Royal Scots At Morning Service
Loretta Yonug's newest leading man is Richard Greene, sensational young siar discovery, in 20th Century-Fox's drama, "Four Men and a Prayer," showing to-day at the King's Thesire.
SPENDING FORTUNE
New Concrete DWYER'S PLANS FOR Bridge Link To Hankow
Cement Crumbles Under Weight Of Train
(Continued from Page 1.)
built up a fortune in gold interests, had left him such a huge fortune.
"You see," he explained. "I can- not ever remember meeting uncle.
"I hate publicity, and I assure you that this is the Orst und last time that I shall speak to a newspaper for publication. I feel, however, that publicity can best be quietened if I make just one statement.
Canton, Sept. 9. An attempt to take a heavily laden trial train over the new
"THEN I WILL BE HAPPY" railway bridge across the Ngan-| "I like the life at sea, but I have channgan,
where Japanese my ambitions. If this £50,000 will Morning Service 10.30 am. Even-bombers interrupted traffic be- bate has not yet been granted-I want comes off-and remember that pro- ing Service 6 p.m.
tween Canton and Hankay
a quiet life in the country on n farm recently, almost ended in dis- with a little hunting and shooting. aster yesterday.
Preacher at both services, Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow.
The Band, the 2nd Batt. The Royal Scots will be present at Morning Service.
LESSON SERMON
First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Hongkong SUBJECT SUBSTANCE
The Subject of the Lesson Sermon Churches in all Christian Science
September 11, will be to-morrow, "Substance."
The Golden Text will be "Blessed are They which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filed.“ (Matt. 5:6).
"No, I don't like night life. I have The cement poured into the breaks seen enough of that abroad. All I in the old bridge had not properly want is peace. I want to help my set when the trial run was made; father, my mother and my two sisters. consequently, the weight of the train Then I will be happy." split the bridge, rendering further
Dwyer would not say whether or delay necessary while fresh repairs, not he had applied for his discharge were made.
from the Navy, but friends told me Passenger trains are now running, that he had.
between regularly
Canton and His father, Edwin Dwyer, senr., is Hankow, however, passengers walk-an agent for a Bristol pottery firm. ing across the shattered bridge- The son took to the sea when his
father suffered a business reverse. Our Own Correspondent.
WAR WAIFS
ARRIVE IN COLONY
Among others the following elta- tions will be read from the Bible "Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised)-let consider one another to provoke to Hankow last night by the Kowloon love and to good works. call to Canton rallway.
Escorted by two companies of bov-] scouts and girl-guards led by Miss Ko Lin and Miss Chang, 245 orphan) refugees arrived in Kowloon from
remembrance-
the former
us
in days,
"When Edwin was sixteen," said a friend, he realised that his father could not afford to send him to Dartmouth for Navy. He told his father: 'Well then, I stall go 13 an ordinary seaman.'"+
POST
AIR MAIL, SERVICES
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AIR MAIL LETTERS.
Letters and Postcards for Europe
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PARCEL POST
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Strails and Europe vin Negapalam
(Letters and Papera) London, 11th August
and
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WAR
SINO-JAPANESE
PUBLICATIONS
Slovakin by taking the initiative, and 1 erdured a great fight of amictions; greeted at the station. by. members)...
which, after ye were illuminated. ze from five years old to fifteen, were The children, whose ages ranger for ye had compassion of me in my
the
spoiling bends and took joyfully of goods, knowing in yourselves
your
belter and In heaven an enduring substance." (Heb. 10: 23, 24, 32, 34).
is now apparent that, if the that ye hu necessity arises, France can act alone. Not only are the eastern frontier strength, but naval ofcers and men have been recalled from leave, while there is great activity at the naval at Brest and Toulon, where the bases Atlantic and Mediterranean fleets are concentrated.
under stand-by The fleets orders ready to soil at a few hours' notice.
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It is learned that M. Charies Corbin, the French Ambassador, has Informed the British Foreign Office of the French defensive measures.
While France stands ready for action it is not believed here that Britain, though she is not apparently 50 fully prepared, would remain aloof in the event of a conflict. The fact that the Czech Government has made what is considered here extremely generous offer of con- cessions, strengthens the hands of those who sympathisc with the Czechs.
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The Right wing orgen Jour advocates
absolute an
neutrality, pointing out that any solution which ntill leaves the minorities under It is felt n Parls that France's Czech domination only temporary.
naval strength and military prepara-1 The Left wing papers, on the other
tions may made Germany sufficient hand, urge the French Government, ly Aware
of the French Intentions in and all other democracies, to pro- the event of an attack on Czecho- tect the
Slovakia, independence of the Czech. M. Leon Blum, writing in
Popu laire, states that the problem has not chunged in the slightest. The in- dependence of the Czech and the pence of Europe must both be main- tained, and France must speak plain- ly-Trans-Ocean,
Pranny
Czech's Difficulties
Warsaw, Sept. 0. comments that "If the Czech Government gives way to pressure exerted by England, which 's probable, and meets Herr Henlein's demands, they will be against the people, because the papers have educated the people to put their faith In their military niliances."___Trans-
Оскан.
Rome Would Fight
Parla, Sept. 9. In a European war Italy will be found on the side of Germany if the war is fought as an ideological crusade against National Socialism, is the opinion expressed by
the Midi. The paper goes on to say
that any hopes which might formerly have been entertained of Italy remaining neutral the question of Czecho- Slovakia
must now be abandoned.
that Count Clano, It niso adds
French Charge &'Affaires in Rome
on
Political circles still regard the rituation with calm and stili cherish hopes that settlement will be reached by conciliatory action.- Reuter.
Tammany Boss Must Prepare His Defence
New York, Sept. 9.
The following citations will also be read from the Christian Science Textbook "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,"
Mary by "Christianity Baker Eddy
causes men to turn naturally from matter the flower turns from as the to Spirit, darkness to light. Man then appro- priates those things which "eye hath not seen, nor ear heard." Poul and John had a clear apprehension that, Idly ns mortal man achieves no worldly honours except by sacrifice, so he must gain heavenly riches by for- saking all worldliness, Mortals must look beyond fading, dnite forms, if they would gain the true sense of things. Where shall the gaze rent but in the unscarchable realm of Mind?
ANNOUNCEMENT
First Church of Christ Scientist. Hong- kong, a Branch of The Mother Church. The first Church of Christ Beientist, in Boston, Mass, Macdonnell Road, close to Tram Station. Sunday Service 11.15 am. The Sunday School is held at 30 Testimony Meeting. Wednesday, 6 p.m.
A Reading Roam is located at Bank of East Asia Building, 10 Des Voeux Road Central, and is open on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: from 10:30 a.m. to I p.m., à p.m. 10 4 pm, and I pan, to 7 pm. Wednesday froin 10.30 am, to i p.m. and from 2 p.m. 10.4 p.m. Saturday 10.30 num, to 12.30 pm. All authorised Christian Science Literature is available at the Reading Room. The public, in cordially invited to attend the services and to visit] the Reading Room.
EXCHANGE RATES
Geneva.. Berlin. Paris.
Athens
Brussels.
Milon Milan
680.
A defence motion for the dismissal Amsterdam..
of the charges of conspiracy, bribery Copenhagan. and Illegal gambling against James Stockholm. J. Hines, former "Tammany"
Loss
Praguc was dismissed to-day by Judge Helsingfors Pecora, who upheld the validity of New York.
Montreal all the charges. charge, which was the one attacked by lines' counsel, could be heard...
Hongkong.. separately from the others.-Reuter. Shanghal Bombay Yokoliama Belgrade.. Bucharest.
The Judge ruled that the conspiracy real.
SALE OF WORK
Sept. 8.
.21.32
.12.04
·Sept. 9. 21,30% 12.03 178.10/04
of the local Women's Soldiers' Com- fort Association Including Miss Irene Ho-tung and Miss Hu Mu-lan
The party left Hankow on Septera- ber 3 but had; to slay at Hengyang for two days owing to Japanese alr raids, according to Miss Ko who said that their trip was
otherwise un- eventful.
After their arrival in Kowloon the children
crossed the immediately harbour to the Old Victoria Gaol and the Government Civil Hospital where accomodation had been pre- pared for them. pare are still more than 1,000 orphan
in the Wuhan refugees citles, according to Miss Ho, and plans are being mopped out to evacuate them to safety arcos in Szechuan, Kwangst and Hunan.
A second batch of children might come to Hongkong in the near future, she added.
H.K. Socialites To Produce Chinese Play
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Hongkong
Shanghai Under Fire
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Chinese socialites
Hongkong Chinese The Shanghal Evening Post & Mer- are alding the Women's War Relief Association in cury's Graphic March of Time In China. A semi-monthly publication ils plans for raising funds,
20 pages of pictures,
30 cts. per copy $7.00 per year.
The Association plans to produce "Romance of the Western Chambers," a Chinese play translated by, the translator of "Lady Precious Stream" on October 13, and lady members of Chinese society are enthusiastically co-operating.
The dialogue, will be given in English, but in every other respect the play will be Chinese with Chinese east, Chinese costumes and Chinese action.
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her French frontier if Franco called Mrs. A. Murdoch has kindly con- up her reserves,--Trana-Ocean.”
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Silver (Spot)...194.
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Vienna, Sept. 9. It is reported here that Dr. Kurt 4.8118 4.83% Schuschnigg, former Chancellor of Nom. Austria, has suffered a nervous break- 110 down which may lead to the post- 16. 3d. ponement of his trial on charges of 8d. reason following his opposition to 1/5% the Anachtuar.
The statesman's wife, the Countess 1/2 210 Vera Fugger, is also ill-United 670 Press.
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· Mr.' Henry ` Arthur Mills has been 1011appointed to act as Accountant
General, as from September 9 until further notice,
• mo=British Wireless..
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